New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1927, Page 16

PUBLIC INVITED 1ed from Firs (Conti thelr classroon have by the teachers in assisted by teered for t volun- ter wi 1 be prese Seleetion Weld, | ouis W, | commit- ommittee, navor of Young. me Stanley H - 1t of scho B | . president of Lincoln s and Teachers' Selection—Senior High School or chestra Waln- | School | Pire association, | America—Audience (Continued from Page Seven ish possassion off the Her entire life had heen spent there | ntil six weeks hen she came to this country with Mrs. Ebb who was returning home from a visit to Sweden. She is ved by two laughters, Mrs. Carl Ehb of For- ~stville and Mrs. F Taballi of San Francisco and one son, Oscar Johnson of San Francisco. The funeral will he held at 3:00 a'clock Sunday Fbb residence. Rev. Henning 1. fohnson, pastor of tha Lebanon Swedish Lutheran church, will con- Auct the services and burial will be in Forestville cemetery. Nichols Case Dropped The case of Albert hols, charz- ed with the theft ot a watch and 36 from Conrad Millette last Monday was nolled this morr v Assist- ant Prosecuting Attdrney Robert J Stack on payment of costs. i There will be stalrs leading to both the gymnasium and pool from this room so that girls and women may use elther or both Their locker room is entirely separate from the rest of the building. This is dis tly a Boys’ club and the plans, provifing for the use of | the gymnasium and swimming pool vy women, are incorporated so tha this communily idea of he extended it it is deemed best. ' plans call for the kitchen and one ss rooms to b nged used b women te out- nily they can be 1y A similar t is beir sidered for ng pool t entlre main floor supervised from mmi | Stresemann, presumably in | | | i i | Ig. to fternoon from the "ficult hours. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927. FLOOD WATERS CROSS TO SEE SCHOOLS N YORK BOURDARY, 0 oss through drowning of liv i were by th ay of emall bridges of creek dams, e Mohawk and Hudson rivers,| v streams of eastern New York, | rose enough to flood piers and «’“IA‘ lars but failed to serious | Navigatior eastern | of the canse in the rge canal GERMANY SELECTS NEW U, S, ENVOY Centinued from First Page.) of the most exclusive in Ger- was| | | | is o ma In Washington he is no stranger as ha was attached to the German assy there before the war. His rank under the imperial captain of cavalry in guards regiment Member of 014 Family Dr. Von Prittwitz-Gaffron, de- scendant of an old military family of Germany, has been in the ®iplo- matie service e he reached man- hood. Born January 9, 1884, he is younger than most men who have held sAch important posts as the ambassadorehip to the United He is, howover, considered of the ablest and most promin- ent of the younger German diplo- ats. Prior to entering the diplomatic| corps Dr. Von Prittwitz-Gaffron studied law. Before the war he served In the embassies at St.| Petersburg and Washmgton. For many yvears he was civilian adjutant | for diplomatic matters to the feder- al chancellory, serving under Chan- ellor Von Bethman-Hollweg, Mi- chaslis, Hertling and Prince Max of aden. In recently published mem- ce Max characterizes him of enviable precision ss. His happy tem- e over many dif- regime e royal was ates, d cheerfulnes nent helped m €onsidered Liberal In politics Dr. Von Prittwitz-Gat- s looked upon as having liberal clinations. to Washington, accused him of hav- ing switched too quickly to the democratic party after the downfall of the kaiser. After the revolution he, with sev- others of the younger diplomats uding Count Albrecht Von Bern- In fact, nationalist pa- | s which opposed his appointmept | orff, now counsellor to the embas at London, and Bernard Wilhel Von Buelow, divisional on le- n matters in the foreign office. oined the democratic party. Until nsfer to Rome in 1 lor to the embas: ned at the chancellory. He con- ued at Rome until a few when he returned to Perlin for ion with Foreign Minister regard 0 he re- to the Washington portfolio, Dr. Von Prittwitz-Gaffron is re- Picture Contest Do you r pictu Hernl e lay, the ild will print ich will b nk form will 1 to fill in vou o serie ow s of ier to allow ryvbody, t six Herald lenty of s ten prize people’s pictures as | days | which flourished from its beginning. - GEARS — WORMS — WORMWHEELS OF EVERY DESCRIPTI {ARTEN) D ik suaKiFORD SPEC it —CAMS ON CUT TO ORDER 4)EARS IAL MACHINERY Co HARTFORD. CONN. garded as unusually good looking He is a large stockholder fn the Von Giesche copper works at B hich qre now allied with the Physician Dec Of Powe Nottingham, I ng Waste r in Fair Sex Nov. 5 (P— iing to Dr G. Ho- former president of the Brit- Association and senior Hospital slan Amer and, eres is fron married C <l most popular She was well k t the London School of Women, e pleaded duction of wom- &sion rmer crown as his partne he spe- ¢ in sof wo spe- ‘ranz of bhelong opened a fashion house woman is at a doc- not matter v s of simples and bottles and and soothing As the first aristocrat ps of the Er hion establish- to d nerbs, and ind countesses, stood princesses. 1ees were lantities in the W e found in exhumed uy jaws and the Inmbar Miss Amelia Mageia, a employe of the United S m corpo ats ower on ac to a anesa orsters nary report of —ETHEL— g %@E%“O ot FIGHTY” GIFL OF ToDAY — A GWEATER (T COLORS GUARANTEED NOT TO RUN ~—— MATCA M0IG TURE. PROCF SHYDWICKE “BA A TAUNTY NON- SINKABKES TACKET — NCA SERVICE, INC. ' HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS MONUMENTS 18—BARBE SMAKING & 3—DYEING &, CLEA ELP. El ATIC H NT & Cr ATG, MILLINERT ATTORNEYS TING R ITANGING METAL WORK 3 & PIANO TUNING —AGEN M CATIONS WA FINANCIAL YRTG! EL LIVE [E0—CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK PETS TRY SUPPLIES VEIIIC PLAC! i JOM A —F A —HOUSE: —HOTELS FOR R S FOR RENT DER SERVICES OURSB L INSTRUCTORS i )—10 BORROW STOCK NES sTOCK TENEM ES FOR —ROOMS FOR RBNT )—WOMEN E RENP ND OFFICES NT LOOKING FOR GAME o Coll posed ketball team Junior high chool boys averaging 14 years of . Wou n their el 1 like to m t all ¢ A The team is as fol- Swa nson, ; Joseph Curcio, d George M & s school. ger Stanley Coe Ros: Tr John : Joseph lg. Tor at “STANDS D'AUTOMOBILF French department stores have a new de; I"Automobiles. now buy their cars, accessoric nd tires tment fover called French the Stands motorists counter,” »ugh this department, which car- Merely 'Margy, An Awfully Sweet Girl MADE THE VARSITY ! ‘ i | | i &0 r cars and [Harry Delmar’s Revels Will Open Wednesday Harry Delmar's Revels, which was | to have its world's premicr at Par- < iter, Hartford, on Monday November 7, and continue | 1 the week, will be unable to open until Wednesday night. vember 9, owing to the inabilit e of the leading New York cos- tumers to deliver some 200 cos- | tumes at the contracted time. All tickets sold for the Monday night performance either at the box office or through the Council of | Jewish Women will be honored on ! We ay night without exchange. Holders of Monday night tickets will present them at the door in the usual manner. night, throug The complete production, consist- ng of four gage cars of scenery nd effects, will reach Hartford as heduled this afternoon and the comp of more than 100 will arrive tomorrow. All of layed costumes will be in lay morning and used to give the final fittings of the costumes to the people in the company. entire producers of this new annual regret the necessity for this The company could performanc: Monday it would be incomplets lavish costumes that igned for the produc- than bre faith with giving an incomplete performance on Monday it was de- cided that the postponement of the until Wednesday night was way to meet the situation. revie will continue at Pareons’ 1 r rematnder of the week after its opening on Wednes onement A on public L openin for the pality of Wales has an 7467 square miles and & population of 2,200,000, of THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Arranged for Quick Ready Alphabettealiy and INSERTIONS AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies BUICK MOTOR CARS—Sales and service tol Buick Co., 193 Arch St. Phone DILLAC_AND LA SALLE CARS— les & Service. Lash Motors, Inc. “A bie Concern.” 411 West Main St 95 Arch St CARS, tracks, tractors, pa , farm implements. Automotive Sales and Bervice, 243 Elm 6t. Tel 3701, _———— Winter Prices on All Used Cars This Means Lowest Prices of the Year BUICK Coupes 5 Passenger BUICK Sedans 5 Passenger BUICK Coupe 2 Passenger BUICK Sport Tourings & Passenger BUICK Tourings 5 Passenger DODGE Touring HUDSON Brougham HUP Coupe HUP Sedan 1926 CHRYSLER 70 Sedan 1928 ESSEX Sedan $100—$200 CLASS 1922 HUP Touring DURANT Touring FORD Sedan FORD Com. Roadster REMEMBER Lowest Prices of the Year Capitol Buick Co. 193 Arch St. Tel. 2607 1926 1923 1926 1926 1925 1925 1926 1925 Prepaid Yearly Order Rates Application Upon, Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to an inch. Minimum Space 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 36 cents. ad mccepted after 1 P. M. for ed Page on Same Day. Sat M. Cla day 10 A Telephone 925. Ask for an Ad tity the Herald at once If your responsible’ for —_—— ANNOUNCEMENTS ] —_— ( Burlal Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS 123 Oak St. and descriptions, Carving and cutting_our_speciaity. Llorists Monuments of all sizes letter | | 3 ery reasonable pricea. eenhouse, 218 Oak Bt e 2181-3 TY of plants and flowers. lLow d. Zome in and them. John- sou's Greenhouse, §17 Church_street. Lost_and Found Biiifold col o ar ¢ 5 0 of money Suitable re Gladden, 66 Thool ring, class of Tuesday eve- 194 Maple St. Personals ] Surgical and Mrs. A. Tado to measurc ings i your home. [IN THE BIG GAME WH 7 POSITIONS ARE YOU GOING TO BE IN 2 - POLLY AND HER CHEER UP MA NO NEwWS (S GOOD NEWS! WHAT CAN BE KEEPIN' PAW AN’ ASHUR, POLLY'Z WE ANT HEARD FROM THINK OF 1T, SHARP! ME | CAPTAIN STorRM | HOODWINKED B8Y A FILTHY Hi EATHEN! OPEN EVENINGS WE OFFER ONLY USED CARS which we beliera will create good make mew friends and hoid ol 12 any will, . customers. do our best mistake occurs we to “make good.’ PAIGE £-65 7 ed and ove which erate cost. pass. SEDAN. Refinish- Fine big family operates at very mod- Price reduced to $375. car CHANDLER SEDAN In such excellent mechanical condition that it required no overheuling. 2 new tires; refin- ished handsome Royal Blue. $575. ESSEX EIX COACH thorough ly overhauled. Si fair. Bargain at $150, Moto covers and paint PAIGE SIX-44 8 pase. SEDAN. One of the best medels for small fam- fiy. A bigh grade finely bullt car costing $2,000 new, w you can save money by buving it for $330. MAXWELL SPORT TOURING. $125, Howard W. Whitmore 319 EAST MAIN ST. Palge and Star Open Evenings and Sunday forcnoon —_ ————— LOOKING FOR VALUE? Then Don't Miss Seeing These Each in Perfect Condition TERMS AND TRADES 1927 OVERLAND Coupe 1925 DODGE Sport Touring 1925 NASH Coach (Special Six) Many More to Choose From J. B. MORAN'S GARAGE Assoclate Nash Dealer 31315 Church Street Tel. 2842-2 —_— AT Huge Savings ! This Week-End on All of Our USED CARS Starting Today, Ending Saturday Evening COME AND SAVE MONEY HUDSON SEDAN ES; COACH HUDSON BROUGHAM ESSEX Co HUP COUPF HUP SEDAN STUTZ SEDAN Many Other to Select From Come In Now The Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 200 EAST MAIN ST. 139 ARCH ST. DURING OUR OCTOBER NEW CAR SALE CONTEST We Accepted in Trade MANY EXCELLENT USED CARS For quick sale we have priced them very low. Here are a few of our select values. Come in and look’ them over. 1927 CHEVROLET Coach 1926 CHEVROLET Coach 1924 CHEVROLET oo e Biggest Variety l 15 Ton Truck 1926 ESSEX COACH 1923 STUDEBAKER Coupe 1926 OVERLAND Coach 1924 FORD Roadster Terms and Trades Patterson Chevrolet, INC. 98 ARCH St. - Lowest Prices Now fs the time to buy-—when stock is largest—so large in fact that prices are lowest, Just a Few of Qur Offerings 1926 NASH Coupe 1926 CHEVROLET Coupe 1926 CHEVROLET Sedan 1924 BUICK Sedan 1927 STUDEBAKER Sedan 1926 STUDEBAKER Sedan 1926 FORD Coupe Lowest of Prices TERMS AND TRADES Albro Motor Sales 225 ARCH STREET Open Evenings “Always the Best in Used Cars” Real Values MAXWELL Sedan 1923 LEXINGTON Touring 1924 CHEVROLET Sedan 1923 ESSEX 4 Coach 1925 ESSEX Coach 1922 E: X 4 Coach 3 1-2 Ton G. M. C. Truck C. A. Bence 50 Chestnut St, Tel. 2215 1925 ) By John Held, Jr. IN THE BIG GAME! WE ARE TO BE ON d= By Cliff Sterrett BEGGAR LIKE [ TOLDIA THIS e PEELED, ASH.WHILE T WISk UP* MR, KNUTENOGGLE!